Rayner urged to resolve ‘unwelcome’ Tower of London heritage row
Angela Rayner has been urged to resolve an “unwelcome” heritage row which could place curbs on skyscrapers in the Square Mile to protect views of the Tower of London. The housing secretary has been told that the planning dispute, which was revived by a housing minister in June, risks stalling critical investment in office space [...]
Angela Rayner, the housing secretary, is urged to resolve a "unwelcome" heritage dispute that could hinder skyscraper development in the City of London, preserving views of the Tower of London. The planning row, reignited by a housing minister in June, threatens investment in office space and economic growth. The City Property Association (CPA), representing nearly 200 major developers, warned that restricted skyscrapers could cost £1.2 billion annually.
The CPA's leaders urged Rayner to meet and discuss the impact on the economy, which the City of London supports.
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